Influence Map - updated

This was not much of an email question, just more of an email recognition. I got an email from someone who looked at my previous influence map which can be found here

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and said it was cool how I had people of different views.. so I decided to just add a few more people.. so I took about 10 mins going over it and decided to add a few more people.. as with the ones already on there..some liberal, some conservative, some libertarian.. some democrat, some republican, artists.. all of which I can point to and evoke some feeling of agreement in this or that and all of which which influence my views on a wide array of subjects - note just because they are here does not mean that I fully support their ideals or stated aims.. it simply means that there is something in the individual either in a generality of interest, aim, scope of a specific or particular idea etc that have influenced me in the generality of my views or on a particular subject matter.

the bottom 4 rows are those that have been added.. so from number 60-85

As with the previous one.. if you do not know who any of them are.. click here .. check the number over their picture and then look at this list

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1. Friedrich Engels
2. A. Philip Randolph
3. A. J. Muste
4. Thurgood Marshall
5. Vladimir Lenin
6. Karl Marx
7. Albert Einstein
8. William Lloyd Garrison
9. Bayard Rustin
10. Henry David Thoreau
11. Howard Zinn
12. Hubert Harrison
13. Huey P. Newton
14. Barbara Ehrenreich
15. Charles Darwin
16. Bertrand Russell
17. Leon Trotsky
18. Mary White Ovington
19. Mary Harris "Mother" Jones
20. Martin Luther King Jr.
21. Bobby Seale
22. Richard Dawkins
23. Eugene V. Debs.
24. Mohandas Gandhi
25. Thomas Paine
26. Nelson Mandela
27. Cornel West
28. Friedrich Nietzsche
29. George Bernard Shaw
30. Norman Thomas
31. Coretta Scott King
32. Medgar Evers
33. Thomas Jefferson
34. Fidel Castro
35. Madalyn Murray O'Hair
36. Harvey Milk
37. Upton Sinclair
38. Franklin D. Roosevelt
39. Lyndon B. Johnson
40. Abraham Lincoln
41. Rose Pastor Stokes
42. W. E. B. Du Bois
43. Baruch Spinoza
44. Carl Sagan
45. Daniel Dennett
46. Epicurus
47. Sam Harris
48. Maya Angelou
49. George Carlin
50. Alfred Russel Wallace
51. Christopher Hitchens
52. Albert Camus
53. Noam Chomsky
54. James Baldwin
55. Percy Bysshe Shelley
56. Pete Stark
57. Malcolm X
58. Frederick Douglass
59. Sitting Bull
60. Frances Perkins
61. Florence Kelley
62. Eleanor Roosevelt
63. Thaddeus Stevens
64. John Brown
65. Bernie Sanders
66. Theodore Roosevelt
67. Earl Warren
68. Louis Brandeis
69. Bill Moyers
70. Dorothy Day
71. Michael Harrington
72. Jane Addams
73. Angela Davis
74. Emma Goldman
75. Elijah Cummings
76. Robert M. La Follette, Sr.
77. Barry Goldwater
78. Saul Alinsky
79. John F. Kennedy
80. John Lewis
81. Alan Grayson
82. Isaac Newton
83. Neil DeGrasse Tyson
84. Jimmy Carter
85. Audre Lorde

Copied from previous influence map done:
"Some of these people have made major impacts on my life, some I have had the pleasure of meeting in person, or at the very least seeing them speak at certain events around the United States and abroad. I have read literally hundreds of pages on each of the people mentioned above, for the most part I agree with them all. Though there are some things with some of them I also may not agree with on certain political, or social issues.

When looking at some other “Influence Maps” many of them did not have the reasons why they chose each individual person. I think looking at all of my past writings on what topics are passionate to me that it would be quite easy to see why I choose these individual people for my influence chart."